Gregory Katmai 65 Pack - Men's

But because it was $300 and it weighs over five pounds and it wasn't comfortable for me and that may not be the back of the packs fault like I said, b...

I find that with all the other pockets and straps on the pack, I'm never needing to access the main compartment of the pack, throughout the day. That ...

Today I'm trying out the Gregory Katamai 65 Leader backpack. Let's see what it has to offer. So one key feature with this bag is that they use a polyg...

Overall, I think that Gregory Baltoro has done a wonderful job with this backpack, and at 300, this is a good valued backpack.

I have all the items I still plan to purchase listed out, and my original intention was to wait to get the pack last. However, I have been watching the sales closely and when I saw a Gregory Baltroro 65 ('18-'21 model) go up for a steal this morning I pulled the trigger.

I was not happy with the comfort of this pack. I’ve owned many packs af various sizes and this one was just bad. I measured torso and sized it correctly. During several short hikes with 30-40 pounds, I was constantly adjusting everything as I walked, in out and every combination I could think of. I ...

I have found 3 that are of interest to me. The Gregory Stout 65 Men's Pack from REI, the Kelty Redstone 2.0 70 (Found at Dick's Sporting Goods), and a Stream and Field external frame 50L backpack. I'm looking to trying not to spend more than $175-$200 on a pack since I have everything else to buy.

The product I received was in good like-new condition. But there was an old crunched backpackers meal in the main compartment, a heavily used lighter in the hip belt pocket, and lots of dried leaf bits in the water bottle holder and a few of the smaller zip compartments. There seemed to be very mino...

The unique heavy duty wishbone frame forces the weight distribution to the lower lumbar area which proved to be a significant issue with my relatively aged weaken lower back. For those older backpackers with aging disks I recommend only frames that distribute weight to the hips. The backpack is also...

Very happy with this pack!

I took it straight out to the White Mountains of New Hampshire (without a break-in period which is my own fault for lack of patients) and did a 30 mile Pemi Loop over two days. The bag did it’s job. It took a couple adjustments to find the sweet spot, but it’s comfortabl...